Editorials Oil Companies Push Into New USS Frontier
South Dakota awakens as nine major oil firms and hundreds of independents hold 15.6 million acres. The piece notes high risks with only 43 chances to find 1 million barrels and details reserves rising to 27.47 billion barrels despite a 1951 output of 2.214 billion barrels. It highlights free enterprise competition and Look magazine praising Wall Street’s role in funding American industry.
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South Dakota
New South Dakota
U.S
Wall Street
Main Street Look
New York Stock Exchange
Main Street
Stock Exchange
New York
Look
Pasadena
Exchange
Bible Verse About Dominion and Everlasting Kingdom
Today’s verse quotes Daniel 7 14 declaring that all peoples nations and languages will serve the Messiah whose dominion is eternal and whose kingdom will never be destroyed, emphasizing perpetual authority and immutable reign.
Looking At Life A jackass critique of world leaders
The writer rails at Truman, Stalin, Acheson, Churchill and others, likening them to jackasses and accusing leaders of fruitless posturing in Berlin and Korea. He argues ordinary people deserve peace and mocks endless talks, urging blunt action or silence as a slogan.
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Trumen
Statin
Acheson
Churchill
Faden
Schuman
Berlin
Korea
Truman
Considine
Bob Considine
Ben Hecht
Orson Welles
Fellows
J. Ray
Prince of Wails
Ray
Montgomiery Clift
Lexington Avenue
Chekhov
Clift
Success Secrets By Elmer Wheeler
A salesman overcomes memory lapses by using flash cards to recall product advantages. Joe Brown, facing a tough executive, pulls out the cards and answers objections, securing the large order with proven benefits and installation cost justification.
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Joe Brown
Southwest
Deat
Brown
Rope deal links to Navy through Walter Van Dyke tale
Washington columnist Drew Pearson urges Attorney General McGranery to probe a 1947 surplus rope sale to the Soviet Union. The piece traces Walter Van Dyke’s role via Rogers International, his Navy-connected wife, and lavish parties as high-ranking officers visit his home, suggesting potential corruption and influence peddling.
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Washington
McGranery
Drew Pearson
James MecGranery
Snan
Lines
Senate
Pat McCarran
Nevada
James McInerney
McGrenery
Russia
Navy Department
Navy
Walter Lester
Henry Beecher van Dyke
Vienna
Congress
van Dyke
Winifred van Dyke
Navy Headquarters
John Wood
Norfolk Supply Center
Fred Hetter
Bureau of Supplies and Accounts
Hetter
News Quiz and Birthdays in Easy Knowledge Pack
A collage of quick questions and answers covers wind speed terms, bridge versus viaduct, presidential salutes, and a bird or animal query. It cites Christopher Columbus birth, then offers birthday greetings for Stravinsky and Ralph Bellamy, plus misc trivia about 17th to 20th century events and a governor, Warren Hull.
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Christopher Columbus
New York Notes on City Life and Cultural Bits
A lively column reflects on city sounds at dawn and the evolving New York arts scene. Mentions Beethoven, radio clocks, commuters, and milk bottles, plus memories of "Of Thee I Sing" and observations on Broadway previews, actors, and celebrities like Marlene Dietrich at Belmont Park.
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New York
City
Mel Heimer
New Yorker
Beethoven II
Beethoven
West Side
Baling
Kirk
Miss. K
34Th” Street
Thuiy-Fourth
Dell Parker of Queens Sells Cars Between Shows
A red haired showgirl, Dell Parker of Queens, earns $200 a week selling used autos in the Bronx between performances. She notes the money is great but laments the wolves as she navigates the entertainment world.
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Dell Parker
Queens
Bronx
Dell
House Sustains President Income Tax Move
The day’s items report a tax measure sustaining the President’s income tax plan. A burglary at Bay Liquor Store yielded several quarts of wine and whiskey, with six quarts left near a window. Darrell Tuck elected commander of Fri-Cities American Legion post. Ruby Iris King and John Miles Mattingly Jr wed at First Baptist Church. Ace Mr and Mrs F L Duturth were honored at dinner.
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House
Bay Liquor
Darrell Tuck
American Legion Post
Ruby Iris’ King
John Miles Mattingly
Sun Slants By Fred Haat CR not consistent with text
A column sinking into club politics and newsroom miscommunications laments Sparky the Lions club publicity director for missing a planned installation. The piece mocks press reliance on tips, urges caution, and jokes about Baytown summer heat policy and newspaper deadlines.
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Sparky
Aubrey Banks
Wes
National Gunsoft
Lions
neWepang & Hewanian
Rotary Club
Mack Knowles
Rey
Brickbat
Ray Sloan
Sar
Sug
Cnd
Ant
Ray
Baytown Sun
Lyons Den matters of height and Hollywood tales
A jumble of celebrity anecdotes and film industry notes includes Golde and son Ne Morris Jr with Newbold Morris, Jimmy Duro’s costly Palladium tour, Lou Clayton’s earnings from appearances, Tagliatti and Churchill in a TV film clip, Sarah Churchill’s planned visit, Laude Dauphin’s tour after Mr Roberts, Frank Stevens be bop nostalgia, and Jack E B Leonats’ comic weigh in at Gilmore’s.
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Golde
Newbold Morris
Morris J
Ne Morris, Jr
Golden
Morris
Jimmy Duro
the Palladium
Lou Clayton
London
Sarah Churchill
Moe
Laude Dauphin Fle
Hollywood
Be Ger
Doris Day
Mr. Roberts
Daupti
The
Riviera
Gl Inces
Frank Stevens
Jack EB. Leonats
Gilmore's
DTC
Fragmented humor and barroom banter in downtown scene
An OCR fragment shows a chaotic downtown exchange with a proprietor offering food for a dollar, a panhandler exchange, and tangled references to jokes, Mencken, and local characters. It includes stray questions about prices, animals, and unusual remarks, ending mid conversation with incomplete lines.
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New
USS. Frontier
Erich Brande
Elmer Wheeler
Go Baten
Baytown’ Sun, Inc
Pearce
Baytown
Texas
s+ees Eiditor
Byd S. Gould
Beulah Mae Jac
Farren Eawards
ADL
Sinance
Ae Srt
Searcd
Exas Daily Press’ League
Postoffice
Rogers Interheational Corp
Rogers International
Finland
New Orleans
San Francisco
Ussr
Gentral Press
Tger Stravinsky
Ralph Bellamy
Mississippi River
Louis Joliet
Jacques Marquette
Beattle
Britain
France
West Germany
McComb
Miss
Hestexan
Trayor
Columbia
Hill
Niagara Falls
Maryland
Paradise Isle
Hawaii
Vox Pop
Genoa
Italy
Hugh L. White
Warren Hull
Treadsells
Tme
Marlene Dietrich
Belmont Park
MR. Puffle
Sun
Hugo
Iniuco
Surge
By Fred Haat
Eisenhower
Lyons
By Leonard Lj
Tagliatti
Randolph
Churchill i
Cho
Anthony Branchamplatti
Eni Churchill
Signor Togliatti
Randolph Soft
Togliatti
League
Marshal Tito
Reders
Tito
By Bennett
Henry L. Mencken
Drusk
Dave
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